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    The endless battle between living a healthy lifestyle and a not so healthy lifestyle continues on a daily basis for most American’s as we know it. Day after day we continue to tell ourselves we are ok health wise and we eat right or we’ll start tomorrow but the realization is that we never do. Let’s face it , it is cheaper to be overweight then it is to be healthy. The whole process starts with the mind and the body does what the mind tells it to. So how do we start? We start with focus and…

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    promote wholeness of integrity and character, maintain competence and continue personal and professional growth.” To clarify, it is the responsibility of the medical professional to ensure that these principles are demonstrated…

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    that, "Describe the paleo recipes in one single sentence"; the sentence will most likely to be "A way to get healthy lifestyle". One question that people will surely have in their minds after reading the previous line is; why paleo recipes? How these recipes or diet plans could be a way to get healthy lifestyle is next thing, first thing is why these recipes can provide hale and hearty lifestyle? Are these recipes such valuable that this sentence can be said for them with such a great…

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    be easily answered by google, while there are smartphone apps for almost anything you can think of regarding being healthy. There are dozens of fitness trackers and websites which can people reach their own personal goals. Advancing technology allows for almost anyone to utilize fitness trackers, apps, and website in order to assess, prioritize, and move towards a more healthy lifestyle. In 1965, Dr. Yoshiro Hatano developed the first pedometer, which allowed people, for the first time, to be…

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    Personal Health Risks

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    profession exists. As a young adult, thoughts of health and wellness do not often grace my consciousness, as it seems distant and far off that difficulties will ever arise. However, this may not the case, and even with that idealistic view in mind, how I live during these years of fruitfulness will impact the years of famine that may be ahead. In other words, even if I am able to unhold my health and wellness while I am young and no unexpected conditions or illnesses arise, the way that I…

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    How can lifestyle changes affect chronic disease management? What are some factors that play into the fact that it is easier for some women to make lifestyle changes than others? “Lifestyle changes are often the first step in preventing the development of chronic conditions or in slowing their progression” (Alexander). The main key components to help with a healthy lifestyle are a healthy diet, regular exercise and avoidance of harmful substances, like smoking. Another big aspect is knowledge.…

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    Nowadays, a healthy lifestyle is presumably popular among the society. There are many things lead to healthy lifestyle such as foods, exercises, hereditary diseases, etc. Healthy lifestyle affects daily activities. Therefore, even without us realizing, it affects ours too. There are many ways society affects our lifestyle. For example, witnessing our friends who are on diet may attract us to follow them too, especially for women. Or perhaps, we have developed some habits to live healthy life…

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    Cancer In The Human Body

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    have great impact on maintain the body weight due to it is unlike the processed meat contains various harmful chemical and carcinogens substances such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, sodium chloride and heterocyclic amines(“Arnarson, A,” 2015). Organic plant food doesn’t have carcinogenic substance except the rich fibers and nutritions with low calories. Therefore, it is good to stay with a healthy dietary behavior, because dieting is not only helping you to maintain a healthy body weight,…

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    According to the Center of Diseases Control weight that is higher than what is considered as a healthy weight for a given height is described as overweight or obese. Body Mass Index, or BMI, is used as a screening tool for overweight or obesity in children overweight is defined as a BMI at or above the 85th percentile and below the 95th percentile for children and teens of the same age and sex (Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2016). This leaner consider that the simplest terms, is…

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    living has increased, the amount of money needed to support a healthy lifestyle is no longer achievable. Education is essential if one wishes to work, and the cost of education has increased drastically in the past twenty years. Today, the standards for obtaining a superior job are unrealistic for an uneducated citizen. The US government should raise the guaranteed annual wage; to ensure an uneducated person can maintain an average lifestyle, motivate the lower class to be more independent, and…

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